Bible stories would be part of a new Texas public schools reading list drawing attention
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Texas is considering a new public school reading list that includes biblical stories, sparking debate over the role of religion in classrooms. The proposed list, which would take effect in 2030, has been criticized by some as unconstitutional and an attempt to impose Christian values on students.
Texas public schools may soon require students to read biblical stories. The state education board is considering a new reading list that includes stories like Jonah and the whale. The list is part of a wider effort to incorporate religion into public schools. A final vote on the list is expected in June. If approved, the changes would take effect in 2030. The proposed list has been criticized by some as unconstitutional. Others argue that it is essential to understanding the nation's history and morals.
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